Christmas Tradition
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The document contains several short passages from students in Poland describing their Christmas traditions. Many mention helping decorate the Christmas tree, cleaning their homes, and cooking special dishes. On Christmas Eve, they go to grandmother's house, lay the table, read from the Bible, share wafer, and have a large meal before opening presents. They also attend church on Christmas Day.
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Christmas Tradition
- 1. CHRISTMAS IN OUR SCHOOL
- 2. My Christmas Christmas is special time in a year. Before Christmas I tidy my room and make a cake. My mum cooks the Christmas dishes and tidies the house. My older sister cleans the windows. My dad and my younger sister help everyone. On Christmas Eve we go to my grandmother. Than we lay the table. Grandma reads the Bible. We share the Christmas wafer and we begin the Christmas Eve supper. After supper its time for presents. On Christmas Day we go home. The next days of Christmas we spend at home. Magda W.
- 3. Hello, Im from Poland. Christmas is a very special time in our country. In Poland we start celebrating Christmas on 24 December and this day is called the Christmas Eve. Then there is Christmas Day and finally we have the Second Day of Christmas on 26 December. I and my brother decorate the Christmas tree. We decorate it with electric candles, colorful balls and chains. My mum cooks many delicious dishes. For example its: borsch, fish (carp), dumplings, poppy-seed cake and cakes. The tradition says that there must be twelve dishes on the table. My grandmother decorates Christmas table. Children dont go to school. On Christmas Day we find a lot of presents under the Christmas tree. Young children believe that presents are from Santa Claus. The whole family gather round the table to have Christmas dinner. We sing Christmas carol s . Polish Christmas is the most beautiful. It is my favourite festival. 油 Merry Christmas, Giulia E.
- 4. My Christmas My Christmas is very traditional. We decorate a Christmas tree. We cook twelve dishes. I wait for the first star to sit at the table, sing carols and open presents. On Christmas Day I go to church. Elwira L. My Christmas Before Christmas my family decorates the house. Christmas is a special time. My family meets in the hause of my grandmother. Then we share wafer. We sit at the table and start eating. After that we open presents and go to church. Dawid G.
- 5. My Christmas! Before Christmas I and my siblings decorate our Christmas tree and we clean the whole house. My mum and sister make cakes and other Christmas dishes. My grandma makes noodles with cottage cheese and with poppy seed. I and my family visit my grandma on Christmas Eve. My aunts and uncles are there too. Before Christmas Eve we lay the table. We put some hay under the table cloth. Later we pray, read the Bible and share Christmas wafer. After that we sit at the table and eat dishes. Together we sing carols and we share gifts with each other. Later I go back to my house and wrap off gifts from my parents. At midnight I go to church. After mass I go back to house and go to bed. I like decoratig Christmas tree and wrapping presents very much!!! Ania D. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!! ;)
- 6. barszcz czerwony red borsch ryby fish ledzie herrings ziemniaki potatoes pierogi dumplings uszka ravioli
- 7. p ierniczki gingerbread kapuniak cabbage soup opatek Christmas Eve wafer lin w galarecie tench in jelly gobki z ry甜em i grzybami cabbage rolls with rice and mushrooms fish pulpety rybne minced ball
- 8. groch z kapust pea with cabbage makowiec poppy - seed cake kompot z suszonych owoc坦w compote with died fruits
- 9. MY CHRISTMAS Before Christmas I and My sister decorate Christmas tree and clean my room. My mum and my grandmother make dishes and cakes. My dad cleans his office. I like decorating our Christmas tree. On Christmas Eve we go to my grandmother and my grandfather. On this day we open presents and sing carols. I eat twelve dishes and we share Christmas wafer . I send best wishes Damian
- 10. Christmas tree - drzewko witeczne, choinka Lights - lampki Carols - koldy Gifts - prezenty Christmas Day - Bo甜e Narodzenie Christmas Eve - Wigilia Santa Claus - wity Mikoaj Glass ball - bombka